Sylvia Sas

Sylvia Sas passed away at the age of 86 years on January 6, 2019 at the Kamsack Hospital.

Prayers where held on Friday, January 11, 2019  from the chapel of Andrychuk Funeral Home.

A funeral Service was held on Saturday, January 12, 2019  from All Saints Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Kamsack, Sk.

Interment  followed at the Riverview Cemetery.

Sylvia will be lovingly missed by her devoted husband Mike, their children; Patricia (Andy), Wayne (Marina), 6 grandchildren; Sheena (Dwayne) Klotz, Shanley (Jeremy) Allard, Morgan (Jodi) Sas, Andrea (Tanner) Leger, Nicolette Osowsky, Danielle Osowsky, 8 great-grandchildren; Cameron, Shayla, and Kaley Allard, West and Kylan Klotz, Jade, Layla, and Piper Sas.  She also leaves to mourn, 3 sisters; Irene (Dave) Antony, Cathy (Clarie) Zawatsky, and Anastasia (Roman) Yereniuk, sister-in-law Stella Sych, 3 brothers; Orest Sych, Don (Sharon) Sych, Russ (Ellen) Sych, brother-in-law’s; Taras Monastyrski, John (Rose) Sas, sister-in-law Helen Sas, and numerous nieces and nephews.

She was predeceased by grandparents, Joseph & Juliana Pasieka, parents, Wasyl and Annie Sych, Brother Peter Sych, sister Olga Monastyrski, sister-in-law Monica Sych, son-in-law Henry Osowsky, father & mother-in-law Peter & Elizabeth Sas, brother-in-law Bill Sas, and sister & brother-in-law Tina & Louis Shabatoski.

Sylvia was born Aug 18, 1932 in Maybridge, SK where she also attended school.  In 1951 she married Mike, the love of her life and on July 14th they celebrated 67 years.  They moved to Kamsack in 1952 and she worked at Parks Café, Red & White, Robinsons, and Kamsack Lumber.  Sylvia was very active in the Jaycettes, Ukrainian Orthodox Church teaching Sunday School, and secretary of the Ladies Auxiliary.  Sylvia was quite athletic.  She played ladies softball, competed at Western Canadians in 5 pin bowling, and was an avid golfer – even aced a hole in one.  Sylvia’s favorite past times were gardening, camping, fishing trips, cooking, extensive travel abroad, and winters in Arizona. In 1982 Mike & Sylvia purchased a cottage at Madge Lake. They had an open door policy where everyone was welcome.  She cherished visits and celebrations with family and friends which created traditions.  One of her greatest joys was having everyone gather together to share her meal when the dinner bell rang.  This special lady will be remembered for her strong faith, cherished life-long friendships, and her unwavering dedication to all her family.

In lieu of flowers donation's in Sylvia's memory may be made to The Assiniboine Valley Health and Wellness Foundation Inc (Kamsack Medical Clinic) 880 Dixon Ave, Box 69,  Kamsack, SK. S0A1SO

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